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About Halawa Beach Park on Molokai

An introduction with visitor information and facts about the Halawa Beach Park on Molokai Island in Hawaii. See also more about Molokai Attractions, general information About Molokai, and our guides to other Hawaiian Islands.

Halawa Bay on Molokai
Photo Credit: Forest and Kim Starr (USGS)

There are two beaches at Halawa Beach Park, Kamaalaea Beach and Kawilli Beach. The beaches are within coves separated by a rocky point.

During the winter months it is a popular spot for big wave surfing but usually too rough for swimming.

]Both beaches are usually calm enough for swimming during the summer months.

The cove on the north is more protected then the cove on the south. When the water is calm, the swimming is nice in both coves, but both can have rip tides and strong currents when the surf is high.

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- Maui County "Halawa Park" Article
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- Wikipedia "Halawa Molokai" Article
- Airnet Japan Halawa Beach Photo



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